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|Karol Bagh Shopping Centre
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|Cannaught Place,tourist Centre
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|Red Fort
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|Akshar Dham mandir
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|India Gate
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|July 1st-Sep 1st 09
| 1,100 Rupees (Indian)
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Karat 87 Hotel is a short 500 metres from Karol Bagh Metro Railway Station, and 2 km from the New Delhi Railway Station. It offers a restaurant and air-conditioned guest rooms with a private bathroom. Rooms are fitted with a work space, an electri...
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Professionally managed hotel
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Hotel Swati Deluxe promising and luxury hotel situated in Karol Bagh known for his hospitality all over India. It is professionally managed to suit international standards.Its very near to Connaught Place-the largest financial and business center....
US $73 Per Night
Hotel Near New Delhi Airport
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
metro tower is aspired to be one of the best Hotel in the category of budget hotels. We committed to focus on redefining luxury as service and that became the stra are tegic edge. We harness the best' employees who are dedicated, committed and inspir...
US $40 Per Night
Hotel Mayank Residency
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Hotel Mayank Residency is a renowned name in New Delhi hospitality industry, which is popular among Hotels near New Delhi Airport. Hotel Mayank Residency, is one of the prominent hotels in Mahipalpur, and has emerged as one of the most preferred hote...
1,400 Rupees (Indian) Per Night
Taj Homestay Agra
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Taj Homestay. Situated on a quiet, peaceful residential lane in Agra, we invite you to experience our unique expressions of traditional Indian culture and hospitality. The scale of our accommodations allows us to cater your better hospitality in Agr...
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A great Home stay at a Bed & Breakfast
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
A home for those weary of travelling to unknown destinations. A safe haven to begin the most adventurous journey of your life!...
Starting at 2,500 Rupees (Indian) Per Night
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Bed and Breakfast Specializing in running and marketing high end bed and breakfast and serviced apartment properties for a budget conscious traveler seeking similar comforts and standards of a 5 star yet in a home like atmosphere.........
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Hotel Southern
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Best Hotel in New Delhi-INDIA with Affordable Rates...
US $42 Per Night
Bed & Breakfast (Hostel) for women
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Women Hostel with international standard facilities ensuite in room, hot shower, 24 hrs security, cable tv,cooler, Wardrobe with locker wi fi & all meals. Nehru Place metro 3 minutes walk. Rlwy station / Major shopping 5 miles. Airport 20 miles....
Rates from US $19 Per Night/Room
Hotel Clark International
New Delhi, India Bed & Breakfasts
Located in the heart of the national capital Delhi. Located in the midst of largest shopping arcade of Asia, the Karol Bagh. This budget hotel in New Delhi has been providing international quality hospitality services for more than a decade to touris...
US $55 Per Night/Pers
Legendary Moto Rides
New Delhi, India Motorcycle Tours
We are Leading Motorcycle Tour Company based in India with its head office & offer Incredible Adventure Motorcycle Tours & Motor Biking Expedition on Legendary Royal Enfield Bikes for a Life Time Experience in India & Indian-Subcontinents....
Starting at 100 Euro Per Night
Ascent Descent Adventures
New Delhi, India Hiking & Trekking
Outdoor Travel Company offers you hiking, trekking, rafting, ,climbing, jeep safari, angling and Mountaineering Course in Indian Himalayas...
Starting at US $100 Per Night
Aquaterra Adventures, INDIA
New Delhi, India Hiking & Trekking
Adventure travel throughout the Indian Himalayas - rafting, trekking, angling and wildlife, safaris, mountain biking, camping, expeditions with the country's most reliable operator.....
Professionally Escorted Wildlife Holidays To India
New Delhi, India Wildlife & Safari Tours
We have in offer some Specialised Tours led by a panel of expert Wild lifer's and Naturalists, with years of hands on experience, or we would be equally pleased to tailor-make few on your suggestions....
US $200 Per Night
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New Delhi, India Wildlife & Safari Tours
Wild World India is a small personalized company that promotes nature safaris and wildlife tours in India. What sets us apart is our local know-how, excellent network of field experts and regular park updates....
Maharajas' Express
New Delhi, India Train Tours
The Maharajas Express one of the finest luxury train of India provide you online booking by which you can get all the details like ticket, tariff and reservation status about Maharajas Express Rail. For more info visit: the-maharajas[.]com...
Starting at US $5,980 Per Person
Booking's Open For a Splendid Kashmir Tour
New Delhi, India Sight-Seeing Tours
Kashmir Hub provides tailormade itineraries for Kashmir tours. Are you looking for all-inclusive Kashmir tour packages? If yes, get great deals and discounts, plus detailed trip descriptions, inclusions, exclusions and other notables for our Kashmir....
US $1 Per Night
Jim Corbett National Park Tour
New Delhi, India Sight-Seeing Tours
Its an online portal for Jim Corbett National Park. The national Park is said to be the best wildlife destination in North India....
3,500 Rupees (Indian) Per Night/Pers
Luxurious Hotel in South Delhi ,New Delhi
Adilabad, India Bed & Breakfasts
Our Hotel in the name of HOTEL FOREST GREEN ideally located in the vicinity of Sirifort Road with convenient access to Defence Colony, South Extention., Nehru Place and a stone throw away from Greater kailash I.Hauz khas...
Starting at 3,200 Rupees (Indian) Per Night
Mangalore Highlights
Agni, India Sight-Seeing Tours
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I was 6 years old when the Men's Society of Holy Cross Church in Pearl Lake held its first annual fish fry in 1963.
I must have attended the event, but I don't have any particular memories of that first meal. It's just that I have so many memories of the fish fry that they all seem to run together.
For many years as a young boy of the parish, I was expected to work at the event, waiting on tables. We had to wear white shirts back in those days, with ties. The ties would eventually not be required, and then some years later the white shirts would be phased out as well. I guess young boys waiting on tables and wearing white shirts might not have been the best idea.
Since the food is served cafeteria style, our job as servers was to make sure people had beverages of milk, coffee or water, and that the tables were always well stocked with breaded fish.
The Stearns History Museum invites you to experience Stills & Swills: A Taste of Prohibition. Bring your secret password to Anton's Restaurant, a 1920s speakeasy, and enjoy a three-course meal and whiskey tasting. This event will feature Elaine Davis, author of, who will present on the rich history of bootlegging in Stearns County.
Tickets are $50 for Museum members and $60 for non-members. Please RSVP by Nov. 11, as seating is limited. Tickets and more detailed information will be mailed prior to the event. Reserve your ticket by calling the Museum at (320) 253-8424.
Join us at Anton's Restaurant, 2001 Frontage Rd. N., Waite Park, Monday, Nov. 18. A cash bar social hour will begin at 5:30 p.m. with Prohibition Cocktails served in mason jars. Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a liquor tasting and presentation to follow.
On the 25th anniversary of his business in Kimball - 1953
Reprinted from the Tri-County News July 11, 2002.
Andrew M. Maus started a business in Kimball in 1928 when he moved to Kimball from Watkins with his wife Mary and his three oldest children Rosalia, Fabiola and Andriette. At that time the Standard Oil station, which is still a part of this place of business, was constructed.Both Mr. and Mrs. Maus were born and raised in Watkins, and were married there. Mr. Maus attended St. John's University where he took a business course. He was first employed at Ehler's store in Watkins, and later worked in the bank there.
Major Highlights for the Week
Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1863
During the night of Oct. 28-29, Confederates under Lieutenant General James Longstreet, concerned over the attempts to relieve Chattanooga, Tenn., attacked Brigadier General John W. Geary's troops at Wauhatchie in Lookout Valley. Despite an intense drive with larger numbers, the Confederates failed and by 4 a.m. the engagement ended in confusion. Northern losses were 78 killed, 327 wounded and 15 missing for a total of 420 casualties. Confederates lost an estimated 34 killed, 305 wounded and 69 missing for an aggregate loss of 408.
Thursday, Oct. 29, 1863
For the last three days of October, Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, S.C., continued to receive a heavy pounding from the Federal bombardment. There were 33 casualties among the rubble, pounded by 2961 rounds. Still, the Confederate standard flew over the fort.
Major Highlights for the Week
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1863
Federal Major General Ulysses Grant conferred with displaced commander, Major General William Rosecrans, at Stevenson, Ala., and then headed to Chattanooga, Tenn. From Bridgeport, Ala., to Chattanooga, Grant faced almost impassable, muddy, washed-out mountain roads and was further handicapped by being on crutches since his fall from a horse in New Orleans.
Thursday, Oct. 22, 1863
Federal Major General Ulysses Grant continued to toil over the atrocious roads en route to Chattanooga, where Major General George H. Thomas doggedly resisted the Confederate siege.
Elsewhere, fighting broke out near Volney, Ky.; New Madrid Bend, Tenn.; Brownsville, Miss.; Bloomfield, Mo.; and at Annandale, Rappahannock Bridge and Bealeton, Va.


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UK Bottled Water 2013 Report
Report description
"After being held back in the early stages of the recent recession, bottled water has regained momentum," commented Zenith Chairman Richard Hall. "Consumers are now viewing more positively its key benefits of healthy hydration, on-the-go convenience, competitive pricing and environmental credentials."
The overall bottled water volume sales grew by 3.3% in 2012 to 2,136 million litres. Retail sizes under 10 litres, which accounted for 88% of the total, advanced by 4.7%. In contrast, the bottled water cooler market declined by 5.7%, due to continued challenging economic conditions and loss of business to point of use coolers which use mains water supplies.
One of the very first market reports in Zenith's portfolio celebrates its 22nd edition in 2013 and it remains the most comprehensive report available on the UK bottled water market, as a result of established relationships and detailed discussions with industry players.
What this report covers:
In-depth market and industry analysis: investigates all significant factors shaping the bottled water market in the UK, providing detailed insights on production/imports/exports, water types, industry structure, segment dynamics, packaging, distribution, consumer behaviour, socio-economic and socio-demographic trends, leading companies and brands. Significant industry, company and brand developments are also tracked by month through 2012.
29 detailed charts and 33 comprehensive tables: data detailing the UK market and each segment covering consumption, distribution channels, leading companies and brands, and forecasts to 2017.
Leading 35 UK bottled water company profiles: company structure, water production, product range, sales volume, market analysis and commentary.
Table of contents
Market data provided in this report
UK bottled water market by volume
- Local production vs import vs export, 2006-2012
- Bottled water types, 2006-2012
- Small packaged water vs water coolers, 2006-2012
- Per capita consumption, 2006-2012
- Packaging type, 2010-2012
- Distribution channel split by % share, 2010-2012
- GB bottled water consumer by age group and gender, 2007-2012
UK bottled water market by value
- Total market value, 2007-2012
- Average value per litre, 2007-2012
- Packed vs water cooler market value, 2010-2012
- Distribution channel split by value, 2010-2012
UK bottled water industry structure by volume
- Consolidation by % share, 2007-2012
- Top 5 bottled water groups by % share, 2012
- Leading bottled water producers by % share, 2012
- Top 50 companies, 2011-2012
- Top 50 brands, 2011-2012
- Top 10 carbonated water brands, 2011-2012
- Top 10 packaged still water brands, 2011-2012
- Top 20 mineral water brands, 2011-2012
- Top 20 spring water brands, 2011-2012
- Top 10 own label water producers, 2011-2012
- Top 10 companies in glass packaging, 2011-2012
- Top 10 companies in plastic packaging, 2011-2012
- Top 10 water cooler companies, 2007-2012
UK bottled water market segments by volume
- Still water consumption share, 2006-2012
- Carbonated water consumption share, 2006-2012
- Own label water consumption share, 2007-2012
- Natural mineral water consumption share, 2006-2012
- Spring water consumption share, 2006-2012
- Purified water consumption share, 2006-2012
Production, imports and exports by volume
- Top 10 UK bottled water producers, 2011-2012
- Top 10 UK produced brands, 2011-2012
- UK bottled water imports by country, 2007-2012
- UK bottled water import sales by brand, 2007-2012
- Top 10 water export brands, 2007-2012
- UK bottled water exports by country, 2007-2012
UK bottled water market in context by volume
- Carbonated soft drinks market volume, 2007-2012
- Dilutables market volume, 2007-2012
- Juice and nectar market volume, 2007-2012
- Still drinks market volume, 2007-2012
- International bottled water comparison, 2007, 2012, 2017f
UK bottled water market forecasts to 2017
- Total consumption
- Carbonated water vs still water consumption
- Water cooler volume vs packed water volume
Geographical Coverage
United Kingdom
Related research categories
By sector: Water
By market: United Kingdom (in Europe)
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New York ladies man Tom (Patrick Dempsey) is forced to reassess his lot in life when beautiful best friend Hannah (Michelle Monaghan) becomes instantly smitten with a charming Duke (Kevin McKidd) during a six-week business trip to Scotland. Asked to be her maid of honour at the subsequent wedding, Tom heads to Scotland determined to reveal his true feelings for Hannah and steal the bride for himself. Check out photos from Made of Honour.
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Being stuck is a position few of us like. We want something new but cannot let go of the old -- old ideas, beliefs, habits, even thoughts. We are out of contact with our own genius. Sometimes we know we are stuck; sometimes we don't. In both cases we have to DO something.
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Challenge the status quo. Collectively and as individuals seek to innovate, learn, and improve our services, processes, practices, and knowledge. Assess and evaluate our progress. Take informed risks.
Collaborate and communicate. Respect, recognize, and leverage the knowledge and strengths of others. Operate and communicate with an enterprise-wide view, regardless of functional reporting relationships. Understand, anticipate, respond to, and support the professional and personal needs of our stakeholders. Promote community and collegiality.
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Department Chair
"I strive to be faithful as a disciple of Jesus Christ, committed as a husband and father, competent and compassionate as a teacher, and actively engaged in living the life that I profess for my students. My particular calling seems to weave together health and fitness, experiential learning and adventure, and the outdoor and natural world."
Lester R. Zook has served at EMU since 1988. He chairs the Department of Physical Education and Recreation, and teaches primarily in the Outdoor Ministry and Adventure Leadership program. He earned his B.A. from Messiah College (Health and Physical Education, 1982), a masters from Temple University (Recreation and Leisure Programming, 1985) and an Ed.D. from the University of Virginia (Higher Education Administration, 1995). In addition to teaching at EMU, Lester owns WILD GUYde Adventures, providing outdoor adventure leadership for families, youth groups, scouts, and other clients in the mountains, caves, and rivers of Virginia and West Virginia. After 20 years of leading the EMU Cross Country team, Lester retired from coaching in 2009. He was awarded the ODAC Cross Country Coach of the Year award four times and took several athletes on to the NCAA Division III National Championship in cross country and track and field. Lester is married to Robin (30 years), and they have 4 children (Ethan, Katie, Aaron, and Mary), a daughter-in-law (Melissa), a son-in-law (Jeremiah) and a grandson (Elijah James).
B.A., Messiah College (Health and Physical Education), 1982
M.Ed., Temple University (Recreation and Leisure), 1985
Ed.D., University of Virginia (Higher Education Administration), 1995
CLIMBING ROCKingham County, Virginia (2nd Edition), Harrisonburg, VA, April, 2006.
Chapt. 11: Lead Rock Climbing for Rock Climbing, co-written with Frank Niles, published by the Wilderness Education Association and Human Kinetics Publishers, April, 2009
- Leading Beyond Invincibility, Group-Think, and Other Catastrophic Attitudes, at the 2013 Annual Conference of the Christian Adventure Association, Camp Lutherock, NC (Nov. 7-10, 2013)
- Growing Great Leaders, 2 keynote addresses at the 2013 Annual Conference of the Christian Adventure Association, Camp Lutherock, NC (Nov. 7-10, 2013)
- Stupidity Explored; Mindful Leadership Amplified, at the 2013 Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Jackson, WY (Oct. 2, 2013)
- Leading Beyond Invincibility, Group-Think, and Other Catastrophic Attitudes, at the 2011 Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Boston MA (Oct. 7, 2011)
- Ambushed by Myself: Growing beyond Several Unexpected Leadership Pitfalls, at the 2010 Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Colorado Springs, CO (Oct. 15, 2010)
- Leading Beyond Invincibility, Group-Think, and Other Catastrophic Attitudes, at the 2009 Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Durham, NC (Oct. 16, 2009)
- Growing Great Leaders, 4 keynote addresses at the mid-Atlantic regional conference of the Mennonite Camping Association, Cove Valley Camp, PA (March 24-26, 2009)
- Human Attitudes that Lead to Suffering in the Backcountry, at the 2008 Wilderness Risk Managers' Conference, Jackson, WY (Oct. 2, 2008)
- Sports and the Life of the Church, A workshop presented at the Binational Conference of the Mennonite Camping Association, Spruce Lake Retreat, PA (March 19, 2008).
- Human Attitudes that Lead to Suffering in the Backcountry. workshop at the Binational Conference of the Mennonite Camping Association, Spruce Lake Retreat, PA (March 19, 2008).
- Re-infusing Christian Camping with Adventure, workshop at the Binational Conference of the Mennonite Camping Association, Spruce Lake Retreat, PA (March 18, 2008).
- Adventure in Christian Camping, presentation at the Virginia Church Camp Leaders' Gathering, Camp Overlook, VA (Nov. 27, 2007)
- Trends in Programming. A 2-session workshop at the Allegheny Sectional Conference of the Christian Camp and Conference Association, Laurelville Mennonite Church Center, Mount Pleasant, PA (February 27-28, 2006).
- Come, Refresh, Flow. 3 keynote sessions at the Presbyterian Camp and Conference Association Annual Conference, Massanetta Springs, VA (Nov. 6, 8, and 10, 2005).
- Foundations of Programming in Christian Camping, two-session workshop at the Christian Camping International Eastern Sectional Conference, Camp Hebron, PA (Jan. 25, 2005).
- PCIA Base-Managed Climbing Instructor Course, a certification course for 4 candidates at Hidden Rocks, VA (April 12-14, 2013)
- Valley Climbing Celebration, a charity event at the EMU Climbing Wall for the local climbing community, to raise donations for Patchwork Pantry (Feb. 24, 2013)
- Human Attitudes that Lead to Suffering in the Backcountry, a guest lecture for the EMHS Outdoor Adventure Experience class (Feb. 22, 2013)
- A Future for You in Outdoor Ministry?!, a guest lecture for the EMHS Outdoor Adventure Experience class (Dec. 2, 2011)
- Competition Table Tennis, a skills session for the EMHS Racquet-Sports mini-term class (April 14, 2011)
- Being an Ally to your Co-Leader, 2 leadership training modules developed for the Student Conservation Association (March, 2011)
- Adopt-a-Crag day Coordinator, Access Fund Trail day (Sept. 2009, 2010)
- Healthy Training and Injury Prevention, a session at HIghland Retreat Cross Country Camp (Aug. 4, 2010)
- Mindful Leadership, 3 leadership training modules developed for the Student Conservation Association (April 2010)
- Meet Director for the Virginia State Cross Country Meet (2001-09)
- Home School Physical Education class for grades 1-8, Spring 2008 – present.
- Head Track and Field Coach, Eastern Mennonite High School, (2007 – 2009)
- Avoiding Incidents in the Outdoors. A workshop presented at the Waynesboro Parks and Recreation Department EXTREMEFEST, Waynesboro, VA (June 3, 2006).
- Camp Horizons Advisory Board
- Coordinator for the Friends of George Washington National Forest Coalition
- JMU Table Tennis Club Visiting Coach
- Training Toward Mindful Leadership in Outdoor Adventure Risk Management, EMU Research Release (2011-12)
- Human Attitudes that Lead to Suffering in the Backcountry, EMU Research Release (2009-10)
- EMU Summer (2004) Teaching Grant: Teaching Outdoor Adventure Risk Management: Mechanisms and Mindset.
- EMU Faculty Sabbaticals: Spring, 1999, 2006.
- 20-year Service Award, Eastern Mennonite University (April, 2008).
- Old Dominion Athletic Conference Cross Country Coach of the Year: 1988, 1989, 1993, 2001
- Messiah College Falcon Club Hall of Honor (March 1995)
- Curry School of Education Dissertation Award Grant, University of Virginia, (December, 1994)
- EMU mini-grant for publication: Rockingham County VA Climbers' Guide (1991)
- American Mountain Guides Association: Single Pitch Instructor
- Professional Climbing Instructors' Association: Top and Base Managed Climbing Instructor Provider
- Wilderness Medical Associates: Wilderness First Responder
- Commercial Guiding Permits for Monongahela National Forest, George Washington National Forest, and Shenandoah National Park
- National Cave Rescue Commission: Orientation to Cave Rescue
- American Mountain Guides' Association
- Professional Climbing Instructors' Association
- National Speleological Society
- American Camping Association
- The Access Fund
- Annual Conference of the Christian Adventure Association, Camp Lutherock, NC (Nov. 7-10, 2013)
- Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Jackson, WY (Sept. 30 – Oct. 2, 2013)
- Wilderness Medical Associates: Wilderness First Responder re-certification, Gettysburg, PA (May 11-12, 2013)
- Virginia Ecumenical Camp and Conference Center Leaders' Gathering, Camp Overlook, VA (Nov. 27, 2012)
- AMGA Single Pitch Climbing Instructor re-certification, New River Gorge, WV (Dec. 10-11, 2011)
- Wilderness Risk Management Conference, Boston MA, CO (Oct. 5-7, 2011)
- Virginia Assoc. for Health,Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Reston VA (Nov. 12, 2011)
- PEG 120 Racquetball (Spring 2013)
- PEG 111 Backcountry Travel (Spring 2011)
- REC 202 Facility Design and Supervision in Sport and Recreation (Spring 2011)
- PEG 119 Cave Exploration (Spring, 2010)
- REC 302 Experiential Education and Adventure Leadership (Fall 2009)
- REC 303 Adventure Leadership Seminar (Fall, 2010)
- EMU Wellness Committee
- EMU Undergraduate Council
- EMU Table Tennis Club Faculty Adviser
- EMU EXPLORE (outing club) Faculty Adviser
- EMU Commons Council
- Coordinator, EMU Camp Placement Day (Feb. 6, 2013)
- Nature through the Eyes of an Adventurer, EMU Chapel presentation (April 20, 2012)
- The TCK Experience, a panel discussion in Common Grounds about the Third Culture Kid experience (March 15, 2012)
- Starting Your Own Business, presentation at EMU's Calling and Career Day (Feb. 17, 2010)
- Starting a Small Business, a presentation in EMU's BUAD 471 Topics in Business Administration class (Sept. 14, 2010)
- Interim EMU Head Cross Country Coach (Fall 2010)
- Interim EMU Head Indoor Track and Field Coach (Winter 2009-10)


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drone notes. The basic technique involves dropping the fundamental drone or pitch of a didge an exact octave below what it normally is, whilst keeping the didgeridoo normal sized rather than 8 to 12 feet long. The concave mouthpiece conforms to your face for a perfect fit, and is slightly larger than most didge players are accustomed too, enabling better lip movement and control for advanced styles.
Will says, "After being forged deep in the mind of the Moltron, Moltropolis crashed into this dimension and echoed with sounds of... FUNK. Crafted by Mob Didgeridoo with fire-tattooed artwork by Matthew Grosswendt (AKA the Moltron). The Arizona Cypress used to make this was found after being cleared from land under development and aged for 2 years. The concave mouthpiece conforms to your face for a perfect fit and a comfortable, superior seal. This makes a larger mouthpiece easily manageable to provide the maximum amount of subtle lip control that is unattainable on flat small mouthpieces. This subtle lip control is what makes hitting lower drone frequencies possible. This didgeridoo has been balanced so that its concave mouth piece aligns perfectly with your mouth in a naturally held position. This type of mouthpiece is recommended for playing out of the front of the mouth to achieve the Drop Octave and Multi Drone techniques (for more on this see the video on Side vs Front on www.wetdidgeridoo.com).
What a handsome didgeridoo this is, not to mention eco-friendly (being recycled from a dead tree limb). The bell or distal end is very clear and open which increases volume, harmonics, and clarity of tone. Solid, gorgeous finish. The outside is coated with two coats of epoxy that have been buffed out and rubbed down with a satin wipe on polyurethane. The interior is coated with a single coat of epoxy resin.
Features a smooth and comfortable mouthpiece made from black walnut that's been sanitized with
(tea tree and lavender oil).
This didgeridoo is waterproof, unaffected by hot or cold weather conditions, and very easy to care for, no worries.
Concert Quality
Will says, "
I would best describe this didge as funky. It's a very fast player suited for beatbox, dubstep, speed wobble and funky styles. Overall the balance is such that it has beautiful transitions throughout the multidrone range and can still be played with normal drone styles to their full potential. Great for busking/street performing with aggressive styles. The back pressure is high and the dynamics are controllable to be loud and pull down very soft.
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Very good sound. Better than most found at comparable prices.
Nice introductory didgeridoo, but may lack in tonal quality and/or volume.
Not for serious playing. Good for muking around on, or as a conversation piece.
About William Thoren
William Thoren is a crafter, performer and photographer best known for discovering and developing the Drop Octave and Multi Drone techniques. He lives in Southern California in the heart of the Santa Monica mountains.
William picked up the didgeridoo at the age of 11 while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. All throughout middle school and high school made his own didgeridoos out of PVC pipe, yucca, and later hard woods. William now only makes wooden instruments "working with wood gives me the most control over playability as I can start with a thick log and shape exactly what I want". In 2007 he traveled to Australia to further pursue the art of playing and crafting the didgeridoo. While there he traveled for 3 months with William Barton, an acclaimed Aboriginal didgeridoo player who performs with symphony orchestras worldwide. Barton later connected William with Djalu Guruwiwi, custodian of the Yidaki and one of the most respected traditional makers of the instrument, with whom, he spent time in North East Arnhem Land learning traditional methods of crafting the instrument.
William conceived two new groundbreaking didgeridoo techniques he calls the Drop Octave and the Multi Drone that dramatically expand the sonic range of the instrument. In 2008 He took a break from selling instruments to the public to develop a new type of didgeridoo specifically for the Drop Octave technique which allows one to play an octave below the regular drone note of a didgeridoo. During this time he focused heavily on tuning the overtones or trumpet notes to make didgeridoo more suitable for playing dynamically in western music. This lead him to discover the Multiple Drone technique which enables one to play 3-8 separate drone notes on a single bore instrument. "The Multi Drone came about as a result of an experiment to lower the first trumpet as close to the drone as possible. When this was done several more drone notes between the regular drone and the drop octave became playable" (similar to a pedal tones on a tuba). Beyond the shapes and range of his instruments William has developed a new mouthpiece design which makes these new techniques more accessible and comfortable to play. Most recently William has created www.WetDidgeridoo.com to teach the fundamentals of this technique.
"With these techniques I design the most dynamic instruments for fusing didgeridoo with western styles of music and the most sonically dynamic solo instruments available on the market. The Multi Drone technique has opened doors for me to use didgeridoos in ways i never imagined possible. My dream is that the didgeridoo can be used as fundamental piece of a band throughout many styles of music. The expanded range of these new instruments has enabled me to write music around didgeridoo more dynamically than ever before. My favorite thing about the world of didgeridoo is that we operate like one big family. I have to thank William Barton, Chad Butler, Djalu Guruwiwi, Geoff Frost, Tyler Spencer and Ondrej Smeykal who have all influenced my crafting and playing in a huge way".
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Advanced Lip Control
Will Thoren discusses how to develop lip control for playing the didge. This is part 1 of 2. In the next video, "Applying Lip Control To Multi-Drone", Will talks about how to apply the advanced lip control to the Multi-Drone technique.
Dropping the Drone
One Octave Below
To learn this technique one must first understand that it is based 100% on lip control. It is common to confuse the technique with other pitch bending techniques such as dropping the jaw but believing this will slow down the road to mastery. With that said, you may find some sort of movement with your face that helps you achieve the dropped pitch in the first place (this may involve dropping the jaw or using more of the bottom lip) but once you are comfortable it will become as easy as playing the regular drone. Your top and bottom lips will be doing equal work and your jaw will actually close a little bit. If you watch the videos of me playing you will see that my head nods down whenever I play the drop octave. This lowering is actually a closing of the jaw because my lower jaw stays in exactly the same space while my upper jaw closes down on top of it. This movement naturally makes the lips protrude a little more outward which allows for a looser flapping. None of this jaw talk is important for learning the technique, i am simply stating what is so in relation to the jaw to save any confusion as i am commonly asked that question. The Bigger the mouth piece the better for learning. Once the technique is achieved you may find yourself able to play it on smaller mouthpieces. So why is it easier to learn on a bigger mouthpiece?
Imagine you are creating the note with your lip vibration and you don't even need a didgeridoo to play the note. Try humming the note of the didgeridoo you are attempting to play it through and then recreate the same pitch by flapping your lips. You'll notice if you start with a really loose flapping of the lips (sounds like a horse) and then begin to smile, the pitch and speed of your lips will increase. Try starting with a big smile before you start vibrating your lips and then once vibrating, release the smile and listen to the speed and pitch drop. this will give you an idea of what is meant by "lip control". Creating different pitches with your lips. if you can develop a little it of control with creating vibration without the didgeridoo it will be easier to find the sweet spot where the actual drop octave note sits. It's like learning to play didgeridoo all over again and for this reason may be more frustrating for experienced players.
Side vs. Front Playing
Many didgeridoo players play out of the side of their mouth because the clarity of the drone sound is easier to achieve. Often the front sounds softer and not as rich in the early stages of playing. From my experience, with practice, frontal playing allows for equal clarity once mastered and opens up a larger range of possible control. Mastering frontal playing is a lottle more difficult at first but has huge payoffs in the end. Making the switch to playing out of the front is possibly the most important foundation to learning this technique.
Powerful Breathing
Maximizing Lung capacity
Breathing effectively will reduce a lot of stress when learning any new techniques on the didgeridoo. Due to the larger mouth piece size required for playing these techniques, it is important that one has good control of breath when moving up to something that requires more air then normal.
Dynamic Multi-Drone
This technique expands upon the drop octave technique to play more than just one or two extra drone notes.
Ondrej Smeykal
This technique teaches how to breathe using your jaw, giving you an "extra set of lungs" to build complex rhythms with. Also breaking down individual mouth movements that can be used with this technique.
This video is the first of many where we will feature guest performers from around the world teaching lessons on groundbreaking techniques and the basic foundations of playing.
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Because now that the sun has come out, the haze that had hung around for most of June has finally dissipated, leaving a crisper, cleaner view of summertime in its wake.
I can pinpoint the exact moment that summer, with all its flashy colors and bold energy, arrived in full. Elle was sitting at a picnic table sharing blueberries with two daughters of friends I grew up with here in Telluride, while their dadas played softball in the Town Park diamond just behind them, and the near-solstice evening sun colored the quaking aspens dancing in Bear Creek with golden highlights. Hamburgers sizzled on the grill and kids chased each other screaming through the playground and every few minutes someone on some softball team did something that made everyone cheer.
It was already past Elle's bedtime, something sticky was smeared across one of her cheeks and her pink T-shirt was wet down the front. She couldn't have looked happier. And in that moment I couldn't have been any happier, as the sweet syrup of summer enveloped my being and left me feeling cozy and a bit buzzed (although, the PBRs may have had something to do with that).
Telluride's summer has a way of sneaking up on a person like that – one week, leaves are just trying to unravel and you're still wearing wintertime's fleece pullover. Then, abruptly, the mountainside is blanketed in green and you notice your feet are no longer pasty (but, you may not know if the dark triangles around your sandal line are dirt or a tan.) And in a single moment you realize, for the umpteenth time, that you live in one of the most spectacular places on the planet.
I know, too, from having spent most of my life here, that summer tends to pack up and leave just as suddenly as it arrived. What we enjoy during the four or less months that can be called summer here at nearly 10,000 feet is precious. And I realized at the park last Sunday night, as Elle reached into a bag of someone else's potato chips and went for strolls holding hands with people that I held hands with when I was a kid, that some of the most treasured ingredients of the season are actually the things that remain here even after winter's snows have smothered summertime's bravado.
I moved to Telluride when I was nine, graduated from Telluride High School, and instead of working on my thesis at the end of my senior year of college I came back here to find a job. I did, ultimately, finish the thesis, but promptly moved back here after graduation and I have been here ever since (minus a six-month stint in France.) In my more than 20 years here, I've of course come to adore the things that bring newcomers flocking to our little valley: Dynamo on a powder day; rainbows strung like banners over main street; and, need I say it? The Telluride Town Park on a summer evening. I'm sure what has kept me here to raise my family, however, are the potent relationships that blossom between neighbors sharing small town lives.
Sunday night at the park, Elle played and snacked with a Drew and a McTigue and a Guest – all daughters who, like Elle, are unwittingly carrying on a Telluride family tradition into the second, and even third, generation. Throw in the DePagter (Kusuno) boys and Elle's closest-aged pal Lily Mahoney, who we also often share juice boxes and germs with at the Town Park on softball evenings, and suddenly it feels to me like I'm watching myself as a kid through the eyes of myself as a parent.
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This Saturday, as Telluride families new and old spread themselves out like blankets across Telluride's best outdoor living room, to play games and eat barbecue and watch fireworks explode against the crystalline ceiling above the Town Park's softball diamonds, I know that I'll once again feel summertime tug on my already stretched-taut heartstrings. Because summer, and specifically the Fourth of July, is when so many of the people I know and love – my neighbors – come out to play.


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Teams had the option to start practice Saturday, but most, including all three Sparks schools chose to retain their original schedules and started Thursday.
Spanish Springs will have eight days of practice before it hosts a scrimmage against Carson at 10 a.m. Aug. 18th. The Cougars will open the regular season against Bishop Manogue Aug. 24th at home. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
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Fifty-two players came out for the varsity squad this year, a similar number to years past.
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Recently I've been researching how people with strong opinions (and often differing opinions) can work together as a team to come up with great solutions. I boiled it down to 5 factors:
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For over 20 years, NYU College of Dentistry has provided extensive oral health outreach programs for schoolchildren, the elderly, people with disabilities, the homeless, and other underserved populations. With an emphasis on local community involvement as well as a strong commitment to global oral health care, NYU College of Dentistry's outreach activities provide participants with a unique service-learning experience and an increased awareness of access-to-care issues, while fostering a passion for volunteerism and social responsibility.
The links below will cue up short videos from recent NYUCD Henry Schein Cares Global Outreach Programs:
International Outreach Programs
Watch video: "NYU College of Dentistry Bringing Dental Care and Education to Granada, Nicaragua"
Watch video: "NYU College of Dentistry Bringing Dental Care and Education to Manta, Ecuador"
Watch video: "Grenada School-Based National Oral Health Program: Implementation, September 2011"
Watch video: "Grenada National Oral Health Survey and Dental Outreach Program"
Watch video: "NYU College of Dentistry Bringing Dental Care and Education to Chiquilistagua, Nicaragua"
Watch video: "NYUCD & NYUCN Bring Dental and Health Care to Copán Ruinas, Honduras"
US Outreach Programs
Watch video: "NYUCD Bringing Dental Care and Education to Hudson, New York"
Watch video: "NYU College of Dentistry Bringing Dental Care and Education to Washington County, Maine"
Watch video: "NYU College of Dentistry Bringing Dental Care and Education to Fort Yukon and Venetie, Alaska"
Watch video: "Bringing Dental Care and Education to Kasigluk, Alaska"
Henry Schein Cares Global Outreach Programs
NYUCD and Henry Schein, Inc., the largest distributor of healthcare products and services to office-based practitioners, have partnered to provide oral health services in underserved and at-risk communities around the world. Thanks to sponsorship by Henry Schein Cares, the global social responsibility program of Henry Schein, Inc., the NYUCD/Henry Schein Cares Global Student Outreach Program was created to address public health issues in dentistry and oral health.
NYUCD's comprehensive global outreach programs offer participants a unique, service-learning experience. These inter-disciplinary programs provide faculty, residents, and students of dentistry, hygiene, nursing, and public health, with a well-rounded perspective on access-to-care issues and challenge them to re-think their roles as health care providers. Clinical outreach programs provide free dental services to populations facing barriers to oral healthcare including a dearth of dental providers, economic hardship, and inadequate health insurance coverage. Each program is unique unto itself, yet all share the goals of service, education, and research, simultaneously fostering local collaboration for sustainability, both in care, and in finances.
Partnerships with local organizations and healthcare providers are cultivated to ensure the continuation of preventive services in NYUCD's absence. The communities served by the programs are empowered by NYUCD's outreach model, as sustainable oral health services become a reality.
NYUCD Clinical Outreach Programs:
During a clinical outreach students and residents receive hands-on clinical instruction and are exposed to public health issues in dentistry. Participants are challenged to think outside the operatory and ask what they can do to reduce the barriers surrounding access to care for underserved populations. Post-outreach evaluations have consistently shown a transformational effect on participants, and past participants have noted these experiences as a highlight in their dental school career. Clinical outreach programs are only open to third- and fourth-year dental students and, in certain locations, dental hygiene students. Current locations for clinical outreach programs include Hudson, New York; Machias, Maine; Yakutat, Alaska; Grenada, West Indies; Manta, Ecuador; La Preciosita, Mexico. Past program locations include Dominican Republic, Honduras, India, Jamaica, Nicaragua, and Tanzania.
NYUCD Public Health Outreach Programs:
NYUCD's public health outreach programs focus on oral health education and do not include a clinical component; instead, providers seek to prevent oral disease and tooth decay by implementing widespread preventive measures for children. Paramount to the success of the public health efforts is an educational component to increase the overall "dental IQ" of populations served, while influencing the behaviors and attitudes surrounding personal responsibility for and understanding of oral and systemic health.
NYUCD has recently undertaken a major public health initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education of Grenada, to bring preventive oral health services and education to over 25,000 children in Grenada, Carriacou, and Petit Martinique.
Local Outreach Opportunities
All students are strongly encouraged to play an active, responsible role in their local community. NYU College of Dentistry offers a variety of opportunities for its students to get involved and promote oral health awareness in and around New York City. Activities may include participation in local health fairs, delivering oral hygiene instruction to children, the elderly, and other vulnerable populations, distributing toothbrushes, and performing oral screenings.
While first and second year dental students cannot conduct any "hands-on" patient care, these students often choose to perform outreach in other ways, such as through oral health presentations to local community organizations and schools or distributing supplies and educational materials to increase oral health awareness. When students begin performing clinical patient care at NYUCD, they may provide additional outreach services, such as oral cancer screenings, under approved faculty supervision. To ensure that potential patients receive the best possible care and consideration, NYUCD has a process by which students and faculty must obtain approval for such events.
If you are interested in having volunteers from NYUCD participate in your local community health event, please contact Danielle Becker in the Office of International Initiatives and Development at 212-992-7078. NYUCD students should contact their Student Council Community Service Representative or Danielle Becker.
Contacts in the Global Outreach Programs Department:
Stuart Hirsch, Vice Dean of International Initiatives & Development
Rachel Hill, Director of Global Outreach, 212-998-9619, email@example.com
Alison Kurtz, Assistant Director of Global Outreach, 212-998-9781, firstname.lastname@example.com
Danielle Becker, Program Administrator, 212-992-7078, email@example.com


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Our new CD
"Unexpected Joy – The New Klezmer Quintet -
Live In Concert With Ramon Tasat"
- Israeli
- Klezmer
- Russian
- Booked as 3 – 8 players
Track Listing/Clips:
Erev Shel Shoshanim — with Ramon Tasat
Al Col Ele — with Ramon Tasat
Rina — with Ramon Tasat
Klezmer Medley #1 — written by the band
Caravan — Duke Ellington
It Don't Mean A Thing — Duke Ellington
Klezmer Medley #2 — written by the band
La Vida — arranged by Ramon Tasat
La Ner — arranged by Ramon Tasat
Klezmer Encore — written by the band
Released November 10, 2008, this CD features the best of the music recorded live from the band's 2007 tour, including segments from a performance at a Synagogue in Greenbelt, MD and a show at Strathmore Hall, Bethesda, MD.
The name of the CD is Unexpected Joy — The New Klezmer Quintet — Live In Concert With Ramon Tasat. Explaining this title, the band caught up with Ramon somewhat unexpectedly in preparation for a different show earlier in 2007. Having so much fun playing together at that event, we decided that we would try to find additional opportunities to collaborate. Hence the creation of this concert series. This CD represents the best of the music from this series.
Brian Choper, the band's manager explains, "The concert series was a lot of fun, and this CD is a lot of fun as well, as it features the best of our live shows; slower cantorial Ladino music, and contrasts it with the higher energy of fast, traditional Klezmer." This recording is excellent. It includes a lively mix of Klezmer, Ladino, and Swing Jazz.
This CD has been given impressive reviews and has received acclaim as a feature on many music and cultural radio shows, including the Estelle Abraham radio program, "Jewish Community Radio", AM Radio 1120 WUST, and the very well known and iconic music show "Traditions" with Mary Cliff, 88.5 FM WAMU Radio.
If you like the music and would like to get advance notice about future live performances, contact us.
Read an article about the band and Ramon from the Washington Jewish Week.